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Does Aniimo support cross-progression?
Aniimo supports full cross-save and cross-platform progression, so account progress carries over across PC, consoles, and mobile devices when logging into the same developer account.
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That means your account, not just a single install, is what holds your progress. Level up a team on your phone during a commute, then pick up the same save on PC or PlayStation without starting over. The sync covers your account as a whole, so anything built into your save carries with it.
The condition attached is that it only works if you link your accounts properly first. Cross-progression isn't something that happens automatically the moment you install the game on a second platform; it depends on the accounts being connected. Skip that step and there's no guarantee your progress follows you.
Worth keeping separate from this is cross-platform play, which is about playing together with people on other platforms, like PS5 and Xbox players in the same session. That's a different system from cross-progression. One is about who you can play with, the other is about whether your save comes with you.
What Counts as Progression
Aniimo builds up a creature through several systems at once: standard leveling, traits, potential (Capability Points), resonance, the equipment it carries, and runes. Cross-progression works at the save data level, so it's this whole account state that moves with you between mobile, PC, and console, not just your character's level number.
Not settled: The facts don't specify which platforms count as "supported" beyond mobile, PC, and PlayStation, so if you're on a platform not covered by that list, cross-progression may not apply to you.
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